Impressionist Brushstrokes: Capturing Light
Experimenting with loose, visible brushstrokes to capture fleeting moments and the effect of light.
Key Questions
- Analyze how short, broken brushstrokes create a sense of movement and light.
- Construct a painting that uses Impressionist techniques to depict a natural scene.
- Evaluate the effectiveness of visible brushstrokes in conveying atmosphere.
National Curriculum Attainment Targets
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